Sentence examples for the same heyday of from inspiring English sources

I took semiotics back at Brown University in the same heyday of deconstruction in which Eugenides's novel takes place (he and I were in a writing workshop together), but I don't need to remember anything about signifiers to understand that just like the jumbo, block-lettered masculine typeface, feminine cover illustrations are code.

He gravitated to drawings from the 17th century, the heyday of the Academy.

The 1970s were the heyday of the disclosing impulse.

The 1940s to the 1970s were the heyday of agriculture.

Beginning late in the 19th century, after the heyday of the gauchos, Argentine writers celebrated them.

The mid-1980s was the heyday of ACBPR.

The 60s were the heyday of artificial flavours.

As with Burberry, the last British luxury brand to engineer an unlikely comeback, some of the brand's newest fans aren't the same sort of gentlemen who flocked to Bentley in its heyday.

The High Middle Ages were the heyday of the grain-producing open fields.

In fact, he may well have seen in the internet the same kind of wild-west, anything-goes spirit that drove him in his film-making heyday.

The show flourished through the heyday of radio and on into the television era.